I&M Bank, founded by Kenyan tycoon Suresh Bhagwanji Shah, to open nine new branches
By the end of next year, I&M Bank aims to reach 100 branches, further cementing its status as one of Kenya’s top-tier financial institutions.
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By the end of next year, I&M Bank aims to reach 100 branches, further cementing its status as one of Kenya’s top-tier financial institutions.
The troubled company is pinning its hopes on the potential investor, who has reportedly offered $10 million to revive operations and settle debts owed to KCB Bank Kenya.
The move reflects the growing financial strain on Kenyan businesses as economic pressures mount.
The decision comes after a legal battle with Jabavu Village Limited and Hasscon Pharmaceuticals Limited, which had borrowed the funds.
The $3 million dip in his stake follows a modest increase of $1.2 million recorded between Jan. 1 and Jan. 22.
The airline now operates 35 aircraft, boosting its capacity and efficiency as it competes in the African aviation market.
His latest investment strengthens his position as Centum’s third-largest shareholder and reinforces his presence on the NSE.
Revenue dropped from MUR347.94 million ($7.5 million) to MUR232.4 million ($5 million), while finance costs surged to MUR63.1 million ($1.36 million).
This move reflects his confidence in the bank’s potential and his ongoing commitment to expanding his influence in Kenya's financial industry.
Profit after tax grew by 13.6 percent, increasing from $4.97 million in the same period last year to $5.65 million.
While revenue edged higher, the group’s profit took a hit, weighed down by new tax levies and weaker contributions from its agro business.
Beyond Kakuzi, he holds a 5.21 percent stake in Centum Investments and 3.86 percent in Nation Media Group, spreading his bets across multiple sectors.
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